Our Work
Social
The Social Front aims to improve the quality of life and strengthen the leadership of local communities in managing their territories through strategies that address their needs while being aligned with biodiversity conservation. Among the activities already carried out are craft workshops for income generation, the establishment of agroecological gardens and community farming plots, institutional strengthening of an Indigenous association, and the training of firefighters to combat wildfires. Working alongside communities reinforces their role as essential partners in conservation, enabling the integration of natural resource protection efforts with the well-being of local populations.
Garden workshop by biologist Stephanie Simioni
The Aprendizes da Mata project seeks to discuss the relationship between human health and the health of the environment, teaching ecological and low-cost practices that young people can implement in their communities.
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